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Free User Interface Typography book, ideal font size, kerning, accessible web fonts. Issue #576 • Sep 15, 2026 • View in the browser

Hola Smashing Friends,

Typography brings words to life. It reflects the tone of voice, how friendly and sincere we are, and how approachable and respectful we are. We’ve written about typography so many times, but it’s always worth highlighting, exploring and amplifying.

In this newsletter, we dive into the issues as old as time — ideal line length and font sizes, consistent type, kerning, accessible fonts and a free UI typography book.

SmashingConf Amsterdam earlier this year at the legendary Pathé Tuschinski. Image credit: Manuel Matuzović.

Roll up your sleeves! We’re excited to launch 🇳🇱 SmashingConf Amsterdam 2027 — a friendly, practical conference for designers and front-end engineers, with speakers, workshops and schedule coming up — and gezelligheid that Amsterdam has to offer! Jump to early-bird-tickets.

Until then, we’re adding more and more hands-on online workshops on frontend, design and UX day by day:

Accessibility For Designers UX
with Stéphanie Walter. Sep 21–29
Figma Workflow Masterclass Design
with Christine Vallaure. Sep 23–29
Live Accessibility Testing Free
with Manuel Matuzović. Sep 24
Resilient & Maintainable CSS Dev
with Miriam Suzanne. Oct 1–15
Designing Websites That Convert UX
with Paul Boag. Oct 7
Accessible Frontend Patterns Dev
with Manuel Matuzović. Oct 12 – Nov 2
How To Measure UX And Design Impact UX
with Vitaly Friedman. Oct 20 – Nov 3
Jump to all workshops →

Happy learning and wishing you a fantastic rest of the week!

— Vitaly

1. User Interface Typography Book

What do you need to consider to create good UI typography? That’s exactly the question that Alex Baranov explores in his book User Interface Typography. It covers everything from readability and choosing typefaces to modular scale, vertical rhythm, responsive typography, and tables. You can read the first edition of the book online, for free.

2. Better Web Type

Whether you’re a designer or developer, if you want to take your typography skills to the next level, Better Web Type is for you. Created by Matej Latin, the site features typography learning games, quizzes, guides, tools, and plugins, on everything from creating rhythm to shaping the perfect paragraph and combining fonts.

3. How To Set Text Properly

Great typography might seem like an art, but actually there’s a lot of science behind it. To help you master it, Oliver Schöndorfer explores what he calls the “holy trinity” of typography: line length and line height and font size. The guides are the perfect foundation to help you find the ideal values for all three.

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4. Kerning Visualizer

What does your text look like with optical kerning applied? Hunter Thompson built a handy little tool that makes the difference visible at a glance. The Kerning Visualizer analyzes every letter pair in a word, then creates the correct letter spacing and explains the reasoning behind each adjustment.

5. Accessible Web Fonts

Highly legible typefaces make it easy for readers to recognize characters. This benefits people with low vision, dyslexia, and ADHD in particular, but also enhances legibility for everyone else. If you’re looking for options apart from the well-known Open Dyslexic, Dyslexie, and Comic Sans, Vitaly compiled a selection of highly-legible typefaces you can use in your UIs. All of them can be downloaded and used for free.

6. Keeping Type Consistent

Paper, ink, contrast, and light can change the appearance of text. Take light type on a dark background, for example: It looks heavier than dark type on a light background, despite being set in identical font weights. Elliot Jay Stocks’ post “Keeping Type Consistent In Changing Conditions” explains how grade smooths over the differences to make your text look consistent across different backgrounds, materials, and lighting conditions.

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7. Accessible UX Research, Now Shipping 📚

We’ve got exciting news! Our newest Smashing book, Accessible UX Research by Michele A. Williams, is finally shipping worldwide! Get the book right away or order the eBook for instant download.

Meet our brand-new book: “Accessible UX Research” by Michele A. Williams. Printed copies shipping now.

Accessible UX Research is your practical guide to making UX research more inclusive of participants with different needs — from planning and recruiting to facilitation, asking better questions, avoiding bias, and building trust. Download a free sample (PDF, 2.3MB) or get the book right away.

8. Upcoming Workshops and Conferences

That’s right! We run online workshops on frontend and design, be it accessibility, performance, or design patterns. In fact, we have a couple of workshops coming up soon, and we thought that, you know, you might want to join in as well.

With online workshops, we aim to give you the same experience and access to experts as in an in-person workshop from wherever you are.

As always, here’s a quick overview:

Accessibility For Designers UX
with Stéphanie Walter. Sep 21–29
Figma Workflow Masterclass Design
with Christine Vallaure. Sep 23–29
Live Accessibility Testing Free
with Manuel Matuzović. Sep 24
Cascading Style Systems: Resilient & Maintainable CSS Dev
with Miriam Suzanne. Oct 1–15
Designing Websites That Convert UX
with Paul Boag. Oct 7
Accessible Frontend Patterns Dev
with Manuel Matuzović. Oct 12 – Nov 2
How To Measure UX And Design Impact UX
with Vitaly Friedman. Oct 20 – Nov 3
Building Modern HTML Emails Dev
with Rémi Parmentier. Oct 26 –29
Deep Dive On Accessibility Testing Dev
with Manuel Matuzović. Nov 9–23
Design Patterns For AI Interfaces UX
with Vitaly Friedman. Nov 16–24
Jump to all workshops →

9. Person Of The Week: Stuart Robson

Please give a warm round of applause for our Person of the Week: Stuart Robson. Stuart is a front-end architect and design systems consultant with over 15 years of experience helping organizations like UCL, Monotype, EMBL, and Springer Nature build scalable design systems.

Passionate about design systems, modern CSS, progressive enhancement, and accessibility, Stuart loves sharing what he has learned with the community. He shares insights, resources, and inspiration on his blog and in his newsletter, as well as through hosting workshops and speaking at conferences. Stuart is also the creator of ReliCSS, a set of CSS auditing tools for modernizing legacy stylesheets.

Thank you for everything you do for the community, dear Stuart! 🧡

10. Recent Smashing Articles

That’s All, Folks!

Thank you so much for reading and for your support in helping us keep the web dev and design community strong with our newsletter. See you next time!

This newsletter issue was written and edited by Cosima Mielke, Vitaly Friedman, and Iris Lješnjanin.

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29:T396a,Free User Interface Typography book, ideal font size, kerning, accessible web fonts. Issue #576 • Sep 15, 2026 • View in the browser (https://mailchi.mp/smashingmagazine/576-web-typography-and-smashingconf-2027?e=45c4871904) https://www.smashingmagazine.com/the-smashing-newsletter/ ** Hola Smashing Friends, ------------------------------------------------------------ Typography brings words to life. It reflects the tone of voice, how friendly and sincere we are, and how approachable and respectful we are. We’ve written about typography so many times, but it’s always worth highlighting, exploring and amplifying. In this newsletter, we dive into the issues as old as time — ideal line length and font sizes, consistent type, kerning, accessible fonts and a free UI typography book. https://smashingconf.com/amsterdam-2027 https://smashingconf.com/amsterdam-2027 SmashingConf Amsterdam earlier this year at the legendary Pathé Tuschinski. Image credit: Manuel Matuzović (https://mastodon.social/@matuzo@front-end.social/116410418518296274) . Roll up your sleeves! We’re excited to launch 🇳🇱 SmashingConf Amsterdam 2027 (https://smashingconf.com/amsterdam-2027) — a friendly, practical conference for designers and front-end engineers, with speakers, workshops and schedule coming up — and gezelligheid that Amsterdam has to offer! Jump to early-bird-tickets (https://smashingconf.com/amsterdam-2027/registration) . Until then, we’re adding more and more hands-on online workshops (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/) on frontend, design and UX day by day: * Accessibility For Designers (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/accessibility-design-stephanie-walter/) UX with Stéphanie Walter. Sep 21–29 * Figma Workflow Masterclass (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/figma-workflow-christine-vallaure/) Design with Christine Vallaure. Sep 23–29 * Live Accessibility Testing (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/live-accessibility-testing-manuel-matuzovic/) Free with Manuel Matuzović. Sep 24 * Resilient & Maintainable CSS (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/modern-css-miriam-suzanne/) Dev with Miriam Suzanne. Oct 1–15 * Designing Websites That Convert (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/converting-websites-paul-boag/) UX with Paul Boag. Oct 7 * Accessible Frontend Patterns (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/accessible-frontend-patterns-manuel-matuzovic/) Dev with Manuel Matuzović. Oct 12 – Nov 2 * How To Measure UX And Design Impact (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/vitaly-friedman-impact-design/) UX with Vitaly Friedman. Oct 20 – Nov 3 * Jump to all workshops → (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/) Happy learning and wishing you a fantastic rest of the week! — Vitaly (https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitalyfriedman/) ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 1. User Interface Typography Book ------------------------------------------------------------ What do you need to consider to create good UI typography? That’s exactly the question that Alex Baranov explores in his book User Interface Typography. It covers everything from readability and choosing typefaces to modular scale, vertical rhythm, responsive typography, and tables. You can read the first edition of the book online (https://imperavi.com/books/ui-typography/) , for free. https://imperavi.com/books/ui-typography/ ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 2. Better Web Type ------------------------------------------------------------ Whether you’re a designer or developer, if you want to take your typography skills to the next level, Better Web Type (https://betterwebtype.com/) is for you. Created by Matej Latin, the site features typography learning games, quizzes, guides, tools, and plugins, on everything from creating rhythm to shaping the perfect paragraph and combining fonts. https://betterwebtype.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 3. How To Set Text Properly ------------------------------------------------------------ Great typography might seem like an art, but actually there’s a lot of science behind it. To help you master it, Oliver Schöndorfer explores what he calls the “holy trinity” of typography: line length and line height (https://pimpmytype.com/line-length-line-height/) and font size (https://pimpmytype.com/font-size/) . The guides are the perfect foundation to help you find the ideal values for all three. https://pimpmytype.com/line-length-line-height/ ------------------------------------------------------------ From our sponsor ** You Don’t Need AI In Every App. You Need One AI That Works Across Them All. ------------------------------------------------------------ https://smashed.by/macpaw-eney Eney connects to Notion, Google Calendar, Jira, Dropbox, Gmail, and more. It surfaces what needs your attention, completes tasks across your tools, and gets you out of the switching loop. Try Eney → (https://smashed.by/macpaw-eney) ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 4. Kerning Visualizer ------------------------------------------------------------ What does your text look like with optical kerning applied? Hunter Thompson built a handy little tool that makes the difference visible at a glance. The Kerning Visualizer (https://kern.kineticstudio.com/) analyzes every letter pair in a word, then creates the correct letter spacing and explains the reasoning behind each adjustment. https://kern.kineticstudio.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 5. Accessible Web Fonts ------------------------------------------------------------ Highly legible typefaces make it easy for readers to recognize characters. This benefits people with low vision, dyslexia, and ADHD in particular, but also enhances legibility for everyone else. If you’re looking for options apart from the well-known Open Dyslexic, Dyslexie, and Comic Sans, Vitaly compiled a selection of highly-legible typefaces (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vitalyfriedman_ux-design-share-7424552786408841217-hWG0/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAACDcgQBa_vsk5breYKwZAgyIhsHtJaFbL8) you can use in your UIs. All of them can be downloaded and used for free. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vitalyfriedman_ux-design-share-7424552786408841217-hWG0/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAACDcgQBa_vsk5breYKwZAgyIhsHtJaFbL8 ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 6. Keeping Type Consistent ------------------------------------------------------------ Paper, ink, contrast, and light can change the appearance of text. Take light type on a dark background, for example: It looks heavier than dark type on a light background, despite being set in identical font weights. Elliot Jay Stocks’ post “Keeping Type Consistent In Changing Conditions (https://elliotjaystocks.com/blog/keeping-type-consistent) ” explains how grade smooths over the differences to make your text look consistent across different backgrounds, materials, and lighting conditions. https://elliotjaystocks.com/blog/keeping-type-consistent ------------------------------------------------------------ From our sponsor ** Your Website Shouldn’t Freeze The Day It Launches ------------------------------------------------------------ https://fimo.ai Launch is where most sites stop improving. Fimo keeps yours going: autonomous agents run on top of the code you own, fixing accessibility, syncing the design system, refreshing content, each change a clean commit you can review or let ship on its own. Try Fimo → (https://fimo.ai) ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 7. Accessible UX Research, Now Shipping 📚 ------------------------------------------------------------ We’ve got exciting news! Our newest Smashing book, Accessible UX Research by Michele A. Williams, is finally shipping worldwide! Get the book right away (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/printed-books/accessible-ux-research/) or order the eBook for instant download (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/ebooks/accessible-ux-research-ebook/) . https://www.smashingmagazine.com/printed-books/accessible-ux-research/ Meet our brand-new book: “Accessible UX Research (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/printed-books/accessible-ux-research/) ” by Michele A. Williams. Printed copies shipping now. Accessible UX Research is your practical guide to making UX research more inclusive of participants with different needs — from planning and recruiting to facilitation, asking better questions, avoiding bias, and building trust. Download a free sample (https://smashed.by/accessibleresearchsample) (PDF, 2.3MB) or get the book right away (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/printed-books/accessible-ux-research/) . ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 8. Upcoming Workshops and Conferences ------------------------------------------------------------ That’s right! We run online workshops on frontend and design (https://www.smashingconf.com/online-workshops/) , be it accessibility, performance, or design patterns. In fact, we have a couple of workshops coming up soon, and we thought that, you know, you might want to join in as well. https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/ With online workshops (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/) , we aim to give you the same experience and access to experts as in an in-person workshop from wherever you are. As always, here’s a quick overview: * Accessibility For Designers (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/accessibility-design-stephanie-walter/) UX with Stéphanie Walter. Sep 21–29 * Figma Workflow Masterclass (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/figma-workflow-christine-vallaure/) Design with Christine Vallaure. Sep 23–29 * Live Accessibility Testing (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/live-accessibility-testing-manuel-matuzovic/) Free with Manuel Matuzović. Sep 24 * Cascading Style Systems: Resilient & Maintainable CSS (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/modern-css-miriam-suzanne/) Dev with Miriam Suzanne. Oct 1–15 * Designing Websites That Convert (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/converting-websites-paul-boag/) UX with Paul Boag. Oct 7 * Accessible Frontend Patterns (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/accessible-frontend-patterns-manuel-matuzovic/) Dev with Manuel Matuzović. Oct 12 – Nov 2 * How To Measure UX And Design Impact (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/vitaly-friedman-impact-design/) UX with Vitaly Friedman. Oct 20 – Nov 3 * Building Modern HTML Emails (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/html-email-remi-parmentier/) Dev with Rémi Parmentier. Oct 26 –29 * Deep Dive On Accessibility Testing (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/accessibility-testing-manuel-matuzovic/) Dev with Manuel Matuzović. Nov 9–23 * Design Patterns For AI Interfaces (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/ai-interfaces-vitaly-friedman/) UX with Vitaly Friedman. Nov 16–24 * Jump to all workshops → (https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/) ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 9. Person Of The Week: Stuart Robson ------------------------------------------------------------ Please give a warm round of applause for our Person of the Week: Stuart Robson (https://www.alwaystwisted.com/) . Stuart is a front-end architect and design systems consultant with over 15 years of experience helping organizations like UCL, Monotype, EMBL, and Springer Nature build scalable design systems. https://www.smashingmagazine.com/person-of-the-week/stuart-robson/ Passionate about design systems, modern CSS, progressive enhancement, and accessibility, Stuart loves sharing what he has learned with the community. He shares insights, resources, and inspiration on his blog (https://www.alwaystwisted.com/articles/) and in his newsletter (https://news.design.systems/) , as well as through hosting workshops and speaking at conferences. Stuart is also the creator of ReliCSS (https://www.alwaystwisted.com/relicss/) , a set of CSS auditing tools for modernizing legacy stylesheets. Thank you for everything you do for the community, dear Stuart! 🧡 ------------------------------------------------------------ ** 10. Recent Smashing Articles ------------------------------------------------------------ * The Death Of The Button: Why The Best Interface Is No Interface (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2026/09/death-button-why-best-interface-is-no-interface/) * The Many Faces Of September (2026 Wallpapers Edition) (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2026/08/desktop-wallpaper-calendars-september-2026/) * Rethinking Data Visualisation: A UX Approach To Dashboards That Actually Drives Decisions (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2026/08/rethinking-data-visualisation-ux-approach-dashboards/) * Why Your Website Should Never Stop Changing (https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2026/08/why-website-should-never-stop-changing/) ------------------------------------------------------------ ** That’s All, Folks! ------------------------------------------------------------ Thank you so much for reading and for your support in helping us keep the web dev and design community strong with our newsletter. 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